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Cool McCool (1966–1969)Cool McCool, a spoof of James Bond, nabbed the bad guys in this cartoon by the creator of Batman. The 1/2 hour was rounded out with Cool's father Harry McCool and the Komedy Kops in their ... See full summary » |
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Bob McFadden | ... |
Cool McCool
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Cool McCool, a spoof of James Bond, nabbed the bad guys in this cartoon by the creator of Batman. The 1/2 hour was rounded out with Cool's father Harry McCool and the Komedy Kops in their bumbling capers. Written by Television Junkie
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Country:
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10 September 1966 (USA) See more »Also Known As:
Vili McViileri See more »Company Credits
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Music by Bernard Green
Lyrics by Al Brodax
Performed by Robert 'Bob' McFadden
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"Cool McCool"Music by Bernard Green
Lyrics by Al Brodax
Performed by Robert 'Bob' McFadden
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I loved this show as a young teen. I was a fan of Batman from way back, and it was either created or written by Bob Kane, the creator of Batman. It featured a humorous James Bond-like trenchcoated spy-private eye (McCool), who fought villains very closely based on Batman's foes: Jack-in-the-Box (Joker), the Owl (Penguin), Dr. Madcap (Mad Hatter). I wish I could remember more about it.